why don't someone make a pool for this coin

No you made a wrong move. This coin is dead. Blockchain is dead. You wasted your money. Trade it away while you can.

And to the guy asking for a pool. You cannot have a pool for a coin with a dead blockchain, unless you want to start mining and own the blockchain.

Hey everyone look. He has come to forums he has no control over. Finally the troll has left his bridge of safety.

I was just about to post that link aswell it states ALL OLD PAYCOIN WILL BE BOUGHT! now that could go either way probably not the way I want to, sods law

Actually it's not. It's Homero Josh Garza. Last time to checked it was OK to go by your middle name.

It's a fairly good impersonation but not the real CEO. Only made one spelling mistake and is still refusing to post from the real account.

Customer testimonies? If there are so many,  should be easy to post them here. So post some of the "many" testimonies here for us to read. The many that speak directly to my reputation.

Oh, and for ever one you can post, I can post a hundred positive ones. But it does not support your argument to consider the positive at the same time.

No, your not interested in a fair discussion, your interested in driving your own agenda. The closest thing you provides as evidence is the fact that another guy was rich too, and he screwed everyone. So it must mean I will too? How does that make sense?

But I guess it does not need to. The fact that you think you know my name better then me kind of sums this all up.

Also,  I love how you felt it makes more sense to replace the word "pay" with "legally steal". It let's people reading know that you don't think the law applies to things because you "feel" it should not

Competition drives ideas and innovation.  I look forward to it.

You don't need a lawyer. Trademark registration take at least 17 months to be approved. Anyone can file a claim of existing prior art and get the trademark delayed or denied. One the application is published, opposition statements to the filing can be filed with the PTMO.

Some light reading......

My Competition Never Filed to Trademark Their Name So I Can Steal It, Right?

Keeping with the rule of “first use,” just because your competitor has yet to register its trademark with USPTO doesn’t give you legal grounds to appropriate it for yourself. While you can certainly pay to file an application on the trademark that your competitor uses, your application will be open to opposition at some point – and all your competitor has to do is prove first use of the trademark for your application to be denied.

In fact, this is exactly what happened to DuClaw Brewery when they tried to trademark the term “EUPHORIA”. After getting the trademark approved, they tried to enforce their rights against a competitor who also brewed a beer called Euphoria, only to find that the competitor had used the name first. Consequently, their trademark was cancelled. You can read more about it in the Research, or Lose Your Trademark section of our post on the story.

In general, it is not advisable to pursue any trademarks for which your competitor can invoke the rule of “first use”. In some rare cases, though, it is possible to obtain the trademark rights to your competitors’ intellectual property. Learn more about them in our post Legal Ways People Can Steal Your Intellectual Property.

from http://secureyourtrademark.com/blog/common-misconceptions-trademarking-name/